Immigration
Decrease in South American migration a sign Panamanian efforts to shut down jungle corridors are working
Migration information highlights that the “majority of migrants are from Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and China”
Politics
"I am more worried than ever about Colombia," says Rep. María Elvira Salazar after Petro meeting
Tense meeting in Washington between Colombian President Gustavo Petro and Florida Republican Representative María Elvira Salazar
Immigration
Darien Gap migrant crossings through Colombia-Panama jungle harming the environment, say officials
The Panamanian authorities estimate that this year 400,000 migrants could cross their territory
Immigration
Tens of thousands of migrants cross dangerous Colombia-Panama's Darién jungle
From Jan. 1 to this Wednesday, more than 31,600 migrants on the go had crossed the dangerous jungle. Crossings in the first five weeks of 2023 equal first 5 months of 2022.
Crime
Kiss of death: U.S. issues warning about dating apps in Colombia after 8 Americans lured and killed in 2 months
The Embassy suggested that some of the victims were drugged, abducted, robbed and killed after meeting people on these apps
Crime
Former Bush Foundation fellow kidnapped and murdered in Colombia after being lured by femme fatale, say police
The tragic killing follows several incidents in which Americans have been kidnapped in the South American country
Politics
Opposition leader Juan Guaidó arrives in Colombia to seek presidency amid rumors of his arrest
According to the Venezuelan opponent, he traveled by land to join the international conference on the crisis in Venezuela organized by Petro
Human Rights
Crisis in Colombia: Gustavo Petro faces accusations of illegal wiretapping and abuse of power
As a consequence, both his ambassador to Venezuela and his chief of staff were removed from their posts
Colombia to euthanize, sterilize and transfer some of the descendants of Pablo Escobar's hippos
Escobar’s animals were given local residents by the Colombian government after Escobar's death in 1993, and the hippos went free to roam throughout the Colombian countryside
Crime
VIDEO: The moments after assassins murdered a Paraguayan prosecutor in Colombia
"No, there was no threat, we only came here to spend the holidays, we were without bodyguards, there was no risk of revenge, we had no risk, that's why we were in the hotel," said his pregnant wife, Claudia Aguilera